Pat Sabatine and Big Stuff, Martins Creek, Pennsylvania 1977

Larry Fink's 1977 black and white photograph "Pat Sabatine and Big Stuff, Martins Creek, Pennsylvania" depicts a man playfully holding a child upside down in the air. The subject matter is characteristic of Fink's work, which often focuses on the intimate moments and daily life of ordinary Americans. The image captures a sense of spontaneity and the bond between family members, as well as the candid nature of street photography. This photograph is part of a larger series of portraits documenting individuals in rural Pennsylvania, demonstrating Fink's ability to capture fleeting moments of human interaction.